FragileSound

u/FragileSound


r/thenetherlands•

Goedenavond! Ik heb zojuist Lord of the Rings opnieuw gekeken, maar heb de boeken nog nooit gelezen en wil die graag lezen. Ik vroeg me af of ik dit in het Engels of in het Nederlands zal doen.

In welke taal lezen jullie? Lees je liever iets in de orginele taal, of maakt dat je niets uit?

Ben benieuwd wat anderen denken en doen!

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r/piano•

Hello everyone, hope this is the right place to post,

I am looking for some new things to practice, but I could use some input and recommendations from others.

I just finished practicing Mendelssohn's 'Lieder Ohne Worte, Op. 19b: IV Moderate' and it was a very nice level of difficulty for me. I also really like how Mendelssohn's Lieder Ohne Worte pieces sound. So if anyone has some ideas or recommendations, they're more than welcome!

Thanks a bunch!

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This might not be the right place to post, so if it isn't please tell me.

I'm 18/M and a female friend of mine said something and I'm not sure if it's a hint or not. I know she often listens to some of my Spotify playlists and once texted me out of the blue why there's so many songs in there about love.

I know it's not much information for you, but I hope someone can tell me whether this is/could be a hint or not.

Maybe I'm just imagining things or maybe I'm completely oblivious.

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r/piano•

Don't know if I can share this here, but I had a lovely moment today.

After a long day running around and playing, my adorable little 2 year old niece, who I don't get to see often, was really tired. My aunt came in with her on her arm while I was playing piano. I played her 'In Dreams' from LOTR and 'I won't give up' from Jason Mraz. None of which are anything special to be able to play, but they make great sleeping songs and my niece seemed to love it. It really warmed my heart to see her so intrigued while being sleepy.

Just wanted to share this with you all. Have a great day everyone!

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